For a continuous cycle, all garments must be suitable for both washing and drying, and the load must stay within the limit for that combination. The wash-only capacity may be greater than the amount allowed for drying.
Choose wash only, dry only, or continuous
Check which operations the model offers and which programs can be linked. A label that allows machine washing does not confirm tumble drying. Check padding, elastic, coatings, and accessories before choosing both stages.
If you want to wash more clothes than can be dried, use the sequence that lets you remove some items before drying. Do not set up continuous operation expecting to sort out an excluded load afterward.
Preparing the full process
- Read the labels and separate items with incompatible restrictions.
- Check the continuous-cycle limit and the actual amount, including bulk.
- Use the approved products for garments that will go through drying.
- Select the available program and drying target, avoiding copying settings from another machine.
- When finished, wait for the expected opening and remove the load according to its care instructions.
Duration and interruption
The time shown may change during the cycle; check the conditions described in the manual before treating a change as a fault. Do not force the door or interrupt a hot phase with shortcuts.
If you need to stop or remove part of the load, follow the specific pause or cancel procedure, including cooling instructions when applicable. A load that repeatedly does not dry needs separate diagnosis; increasing the time does not correct incorrect loading or distribution.
Before confirming a continuous cycle, check which load will actually go on to drying and the restrictions on all of its garments.